Exit The At Work Partnership March/April 2024 Tea-breaker poll March/April 2024 Tea-breaker poll Suicidal ideation in OH consultations Our March/April Tea-beaker poll asks how often suicidal thoughts are raised by workers in your occupational health consultations, and how confident you are in responding appropriately. We also ask about your knowledge of local support services.Please answer the following questions. Question Title * 1. In your OH consultations, do workers ever discuss having suicidal thoughts (suicidal ideation)? No, not at all Yes, but very rarely Yes, occasionally Yes, often Please explain your answer: Question Title * 2. Do you feel confident in how to respond? I feel confident I am neither confident nor not confident I am not at all confident Please explain your answer: Question Title * 3. On those occasions where employees discuss having suicidal thoughts, how often do they attribute some or all of those feelings to work/work relationships? Never Very rarely Occasionally Often Not applicable (suicidal ideation is never discussed) Please explain your answer: Question Title * 4. Do you know which local support services you can refer to? Yes No If yes, please outline the local services you have available: Question Title * 5. What is your profession? OH nurse OH doctor OH physiotherapist Other (please specify) Question Title * 6. What industry/industries do you mainly provide OH services in? (eg. retail, finance, education, transport, manufacturing, construction, NHS, police etc.) The Samaritans charity is available to offer support day or night, 365 days a year: telephone 116 123; email jo@samaritans.org; or www.samaritans.orgThis poll is organised by the journal Occupational Health [at Work] which is published by The At Work Partnership. The results of the poll will appear in the journal and in our free email newsletter, and on social media. For more information about The At Work Partnership, please visit our website. Submit response >>